The figure below shows a circuit with and ideal battery, two identical resistors, and two identicalideal inductors. Answer in terms of the battery voltage, resistor value, and inductor value. Youmust justify your answers to the questions below (a) What are the currents through each resistor just after the closing of switch S?(b) What are the currents through each resistor a long time after the closing of switch S?(c) Describe what happens to the currents in each branch as a function of time if the switch isreopened (after having been closed for a long enough time to reach steady state.)

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